The document provides a morning report on a fever of unknown origin case. It summarizes:
1) A 58-year-old male presented with prolonged fever for 1 month despite previous antibiotic treatment for presumed typhoid fever. He had weight loss and decreased appetite.
2) Physical exam was normal but labs showed leukocytosis, increased CRP, and hyponatremia. Imaging found hydronephrosis and nephrolithiasis.
3) Differential diagnoses for the fever of unknown origin were discussed, including further diagnostic tests needed to establish a diagnosis. Control of diabetes and urology follow-up were also mentioned.
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FUO AND DIABETES: MANAGING FEVER OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN AND DIABETES
1. MORNING REPORT:
FEVER OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN
Jessica Putri Natalia S
RESOURCE PERSON:
Dr. dr. Soroy Lardo, SpPD
DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE
RS KEPRESIDENAN RSPAD GATOT SOEBROTO
JUNI 2017
2. IDENTITY
Name : Tn. PP
DOB/Age : February 28th 1959/ 58 years old
Religion : Christian
Marital Status : Married
Address : Jalan Tengki No 22 RT 004/06 Cipayung, Jakarta
Medical Record : 855989
Admission : June 7th 2017
Ward : PU lantai 4
4. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Since 1 month before admission, patient has been experiencing
fever, history of fever at particular time of a day is denied, highest
temperature recorded might reach up to 39-40◦C, subsided with
paracetamol administration.
No history of cough, nor shortness of breath, normal micturition
and defecation.
History of travelling to malaria-endemic-regions was denied.
Decreased appetite since 1 month before hospital admission. Patient
admitted weight loss over the course of 1 month due to decreased
appetite, however couldn’t point out how many kilograms he had
lost. Patient also complained feeling nauseous during meal without
history of vomiting.
1 month before admission
5. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Patient had sought medical assistance by polyclinic visit, ran blood tests and
was diagnosed with typhoid fever. Patient was then given antibiotics for
typhoid fever, however he never fully recovered
• Patient went to Rumah Sakit Pondok Indah for his prolonged fever. Several
blood tests were carried out and was performed abdominal USG dan
urology CT-Scan.
• Patient was diagnosed with enlarged right kidney and multiple kidney stones.
1 month before hospital
admission
I week before admission
6. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Patient was recently diagnosed with type II diabetes mellitus in 2017.
Patient takes Metformin 2x500mg regularly.
History of hypertension was denied.
7. HISTORY
History Of Past Illness
• Patient was diagnosed with
coronary heart disease, was offered
CABG since there were 4 occluded
arteries (?) but refused.
• Patient regularly takes:
• Aspilet 1x80 mg
• Bisoprolol 1x5 mg
• Amlodipine 1x5 mg
• Simvastatin 1x20 mg
• Patient hardly ever experienced any
chest pain episode
• History of TB was denied
History of Family Illness
No history of hypertension, nor
diabetes, nor heart disease, nor
malignancy
Social History
Patient used to be an active smoker
in younger age
Patient works as “wiraswasta”
8. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
(ON PRESENTATION)
Vital Signs
BP : 144/84 mmHg
HR : 76x/min, regular,
adequate
RR : 18x/min, torakal
T : 37 ◦C
BW : 55kg
Height : 168cm
IMT : 19.48 kg/m2
(normoweight)
General Status
Conciousness: Compos
mentis
General condition: mildly ill
9. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Skin : within normal limit
Head : normocephal, no coated tongue
Hair : greyish black hair, hair can’t be plucked easily
Eyes : no pale conjunctiva, no icteric sclera
Neck : no lymph node enlargement, JVP 5-2 cmH2O
10. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Lung
Inspection : Symmetrical on
insipiration and expiration
Palpation : symmetrical fremitus
Perkusi : Sonor on both lungs
Auskultasi: Vesicular, no wheezing,
no rales
Heart
Inspection : ictus cordis can’t be
located
Palpation : ictus cordis palpable
on 1 finger medial to linea
midclavikula sinistra, thrill (-),
heaving (-), lifting (-)
Percussion : heart borders within
normal limit
Auskultasi: regular S1 S2, no
murmur, no gallop
11. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Abdomen
Inspection : flat stomach
Palpation : supple, no pain on palpation, no liver or spleen enlargement
Perkusi : no shifting dullness
Auskultasi : bowel sound normal
Extremities
CRT<2”, warm lower extremities, no edema
12. LABORATORY FINDING
Jenis Pemeriksaan Reference 07/06/2017
Hemoglobin 12,0-16,0 g/dL 13.7
Hematokrit 37-47 % 39
Eritrosit 4,3-6,0 x 106/L 4.7
Leukosit 4.800-10.800/L 12070
Trombosit 150.000-400.000/L 201000
MCV 80-96 fL 83
MCH 27-32 pg 29
MCHC 32-36 g/dL 35
Malaria rapid Negative negative
CBC from Rumah Sakit Pondok Indah ( 5 June 2017):
Hb 13.5 Hematocryte 38.6 Erytrocyte 4.58 Trombocyte 178000
Diff count 0.8/3/74.4 (segmented neutrophyle)/13.6/8.2
Procalcitonin 0.71
16. LABORATORY FINDING
Abdominal USG (30 May 2017)
Kesan:
Hidronefrosis grade IV ec nephrolithiasis kanan (batu pelvic ren kanan)
Cholelithiasis dan cholesistitis
Cystitis
17. LABORATORY FINDING
CT-Scan urology (31 May 2017)
Kesan :
Hidronefrosis grade IV kanan dengan ureteropelvocaliectasi ec ureterolithiasis
multiple proksimal kanan dan pelvis renalis kanan serta nephrolithiasis multiple
kanan di calyx minor pole bawah ginjal kanan
Lymphadenopathy paraaorta, parailiaka kanan dan abdomen kanan-kiri bawah
Gambaran pleuropneumonia dupleks
Splenomegali non-spesifik
18. RESUME
58 year-old-male patient with chief complaint of prolonged fever since 1
month before hospital admission. Patient was treated as typhoid fever.
Patient had lost weight over the course of 1 month due to decreased
appetite.
Physical examination revealed within normal limit. From laboratory
findings, patient is known to have leukocytosis, increased CRP, and
hyponatremia.
From abdominal USG and CT-Scan, it is revealed that patient has
hydronephrosis and nephrolithiasis.
19. LIST OF PROBLEMS
1. Fever of unknown origin
2. Type II diabetes mellitus, normoweight, controlled blood sugar
3. Hydronephrosis and nephrolithiasis
20. Problem Assessment Plan of care Plan
1. Fever of
unknown
origin
Based on:
History : prolonged fever for 1
month, never subsided, history
of antibiotic administration for
typhoid fever, weight loss,
decreased appetite
Laboratory finding Leucocyte
12070 , CRP 18, Procalcitonin
0.71,shift-to-the-right diff. count
Target:
- Diagnostic work-
up
Diagnostic :
- Widal test
- Rapid test HIV
- Chest X-ray
Theraphy :
- Paracetamol 3x500mg
- Ceftriaxone 1x1gr
Education :
─ To explain the possible
diagnosis and
differential diagnosis
that might cause the
fever
─ Laboratory assessment
needed to establish
diagnosis
Fever of Unknown Origin
Fever of unknown origin (FUO) identifies a syndrome of
fever that does not resolve spontaneously, in which the cause
remains elusive after an extensive diagnostic workup.
Petersdorf and Beeson first coined the term fever of unknown
origin in 1961 and explicitly defined it as :
(1) Temperature > 38.3ºC (101ºF) on several occasions
(2) duration of fever of more than 3 weeks and
(3) failure to reach to diagnosis despite one week of inpatient
21. FEVER OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN
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24. Problem Assesment Plan of care Plan
2. Type 2
Diabetes Mellitus
Based on:
History :
Diagnosis of diabetes mellitus
in 2017. Patient is known to
take Metformin regularly
Target :
Controlled
blood glucose
Diagnostic:
- KGDH
Therapy :
- Diet DM MB 1700 kkal
- Metformin 2x500 mg
Education:
• Encourage the patient to take
oral antidiabetic agent
regularly
•Diabetic diet
Type 2 diabetes mellitus
Type 2 diabetes mellitus consists of an array of dysfunctions
characterized by hyperglycemia and resulting from the
combination of resistance to insulin action, inadequate insulin
secretion, and excessive or inappropriate glucagon secretion
Diagnostic criteria by the American Diabetes Association
(ADA) include the following :
• A fasting plasma glucose (FPG) level of 126 mg/dL (7.0
mmol/L) or higher, or
• A 2-hour plasma glucose level of 200 mg/dL (11.1 mmol/L)
28. Problem Assesment Plan of care Plan
3.
Hydronephrosis
and
Nephrolithiasis
Based on:
History :
No history of flank pain, no
history of hematuria, normal
micturition
Laboratory Finding:
Urinalysis shows RBC on
routine examination
Target :
Urology
assessment
Urology assessment and
follow-up